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Rating breakdown
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5 ★94%
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4 ★4%
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Quick facts
- What is the rating of Garganta Del Diablo?
- Garganta Del Diablo is rated 4.9 out of 5 based on 1,219 reviews.
- Where is Garganta Del Diablo located?
- Misiones Province, Argentina
- How can I contact Garganta Del Diablo?
- Website: iguazuargentina.com
No adjective suitably describes the Iguasu falls. 2.7Km wide, 1000s of cubic metres per second. 270 different falls. It looks different from every angle. Fantastic number of walking paths that give you a super close up view. A must visit on anyones bucket list. Getting wet is expected but take a plastic ziplock bag for your camera.
Once in a lifetime experience. Can highly recommended the Argentinien side of the falls.
Be careful it is very wet due to all the water splashes.
Be careful it is very wet due to all the water splashes.
One of the most mesmerizing places to visit that is definitely worth it! But note that it can be super crowded and many people are not polite so you will have to force into the queues to see the view. Also it’s not always wet and rainy there as many say on the internet
The highlight of the Argentine side, the Devil's Throat is the closest you'll get to the water here, right above one of the more powerful parts of the falls. You'll get quite wet here and it's pretty busy, but it's worth it to feel the power up close.
The highlights of any Iguazu waterfall tour is the visit to this amazing gorge. Here the peaceful waters gush down from all sides, making it probably the most spectacular place of all sites of the waterfalls.
It is so misty here that you don't see the ground where the waterfall ends and the mist reaches everywhere.
This is why you will need raingear and shoes with a non-slippery profile here. The walkway is out of metal and can be slippery. So be prepared and careful.
It is so misty here that you don't see the ground where the waterfall ends and the mist reaches everywhere.
This is why you will need raingear and shoes with a non-slippery profile here. The walkway is out of metal and can be slippery. So be prepared and careful.
The real advantage of the Argentina side is standing over the falls and looking down at the power of the waterfall. It's crowded and misty but worth visiting and trying to spend time here to get good pictures.
Awesome waterfall, probably the best one I've seen in my life. The observation point is nice to visit both in the morning, when there are more people, but the sun helps create rainbows and reflections), and late in the afternoon, where you can even put your tripod down and take some long exposure shots.
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